What happened to the 37 pubs of Old Kent Road?

In the 1890s there were 37 pubs lined on the just under two miles of Old Kent Road. Today, only two pubs remain. I went down a probably ill advised rabbit hole trying to find out about those 35 pubs - what were they called, how old were they, when did they close and why...?

Thanks to https://pubshistory.com/ for lots of useful resources, and also to a pub historian named Geoff Rossiter who has some great research on the Layers of London site: https://www.layersoflondon.org/map/co...

Here's the article on the Kentish Drovers mural restoration efforts: https://www.heritageoflondon.org/proj...

This is a companion / addendum to this video, looking at the pubs which still survive in the area:    • Old Kent Road (and nearby) Pubs  

Chapters:

0:00 Intro
0:25 Warning!
0:48 Methodology / acknowledgements
2:09 Bull
2:57 Brighton
3:35 City Arms
4:38 Bricklayer's Arms
6:44 King's Arms
7:10 Magnet
7:47 Unknown
8:19 Horseshoe
9:13 Kent Brewery Tap
9:47 Swan
10:24 World Turned Upside Down
11:37 Brunswick Tavern
11:54 Castle
12:35 Green Man
13:46 Dun Cow
14:34 Thomas a'Becket
15:57 Duke of Kent
16:32 Lord Nelson
16:52 Oxford Arms
17:35 Lord Wellington
18:20 New Half Way Inn
18:55 Alexandra
19:35 William IV
20:50 Bridge House
21:20 Britannia
21:54 Shard Arms
22:29 Horse and Groom
22:54 Half Moon
23:23 Manor House Tap
24:11 Turks Head
25:00 Kentish Drovers
26:22 Suffolk Arms
26:38 Rising Sun
26:57 Elephant and Castle
27:09 Railway Stores
27:46 Canterbury Arms
28:15 Windsor
28:52 Conclusion / Summary